Corrosion-resistant and high-temperature resistant PP pipes

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The acidic granular material at a temperature of around 117 degrees Celsius, once released from the reactor, tends to form crystals inside the pipes, causing blockages that pose significant difficulties for the staff (stainless steel pipes are currently being used, and pipe blockages have become more severe than before). Now, there is plans to use PPH pipes as the main discharge pipes – will this help reduce the occurrence of pipe blockages? Personally, I think stainless steel tends to get clogged because the temperature difference between the inside and outside is greater during material discharge, which makes it easier for crystals to form.

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